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Dabira Outdoor Media secures OAAN certification, pledges unmatched service excellence
In a significant milestone for its professional standing in the out-of-home (OOH) advertising sector, Dabira Outdoor Media Limited has been officially certified by the Outdoor Advertising Association of Nigeria (OAAN).
The certification enables the Abuja-based agency to practice outdoor advertising across Nigeria, further strengthening its position as a leading provider of innovative hoarding solutions.
Dabira Outdoor Media received the certification following a rigorous evaluation process conducted at OAAN’s secretariat in Lagos.
The recognition underscores the agency’s commitment to upholding industry standards and delivering top-tier advertising services to clients across the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and the northern region of Nigeria.
Expressing enthusiasm about the certification, the Managing Director of Dabira Outdoor Media, Prince Shola Rotimi, emphasized the agency’s dedication to maintaining high professional standards and adhering to regulatory guidelines.
“This certification is a testament to our dedication to excellence in the OOH industry. We are honored to be recognized by OAAN, and we pledge to uphold the highest standards of professionalism. We will strictly adhere to the association’s code of conduct and regulatory guidelines while contributing to the growth and advancement of the industry,” Rotimi stated.
He further noted that the certification would enhance the agency’s ability to deliver world-class and innovative hoardings across Abuja and 19 northern states, offering advertisers premium spaces designed for high-impact campaigns.
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Rotimi highlighted that the agency’s strategy is rooted in leveraging cutting-edge technology, data-driven insights, and strategic planning to create unique advertising opportunities tailored to clients’ needs.
“This certification reinforces our commitment to delivering tailored advertising solutions. We provide exceptional cross-industry expertise, integrating big data, innovation, and strategic planning to help businesses maximize their reach and impact in the ever-evolving OOH landscape,” he added.
He also emphasized Dabira Outdoor Media’s dedication to 24/7 monitoring of all its hoardings to ensure optimal visibility and effectiveness for clients.
“Our corporate culture is designed to elevate business success through customer-centric services. We are guided by strong values and professional ethics that drive exceptional service delivery,” he assured.
Dabira Outdoor Media Limited is a subsidiary of the Diadem Group, a conglomerate of advertising and consultancy firms. The group includes:
Eagleserve Consultants Limited – A leading, award-winning creative agency and the first in Abuja and 19 northern states to be certified by the Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria (AAAN).
213 Abuja Property Hub – A high-tech property marketing company providing seamless real estate solutions in Abuja.
Hedge Empowerment Foundation (HEF) – A philanthropic organization dedicated to empowering underprivileged individuals by helping them achieve their dreams and aspirations.
With OAAN’s certification, Dabira Outdoor Media is poised to further revolutionize the outdoor advertising industry, providing businesses with impactful and innovative advertising solutions that drive engagement and brand visibility.
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